the juxtaposition continues

I'm still in awe of China; more in awe of the ridiculousness that is that country and how its a world power, but a struggling mess. Its a place with crowds, smog, dirt, but also some of the more beautiful scenery that I have ever seen. China is a juxtaposition--I haven't had a chance to full record my thoughts on it, and I'm too tired right now to really get into it, but its the craziest place I have ever travelled to. 

Anyway, I was reading this article in wired that showed some of the imagery that I've thought about since the beginning, and much more eloquently written.

realizing how not to work.

So, I've been unemployed for about 5 days now. Its a big change, I don't "have to" wake up at 7am, but somehow am typing a blog entry at that time... Its not necessary to read articles about marketing, and branding, but my eyes are still drawn to them... and I don't need to wash my hair every day so I look appropriate--wait, I guess my hair is pretty greasy, it probably wouldn't hurt.  Anyway, I only have a couple weeks off before I have to go to school, and I'm more packed (but with more stuff) than I thought I would be at this point.  I've sold a fair amount of my stuff, and I have about a dozen places to check out when I reach LA. Things are going pretty well. 

I'm loving this freedom, but I guess the second I realize that my bank account doesn't, I'll probably be ready for my bazillion dollars of student loans to hit me.